The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
10 tuning fork he was hypOtrssd


out"
: elbow long will he stay In that con
dition p asked DR.. Beard, vino was
present.
"An the way from one minute to
two years. An unsorupul6us indivd.
ual can take a subject like this end
make him commit burglary or any
thing else and he would remain away.
l could tell him to kill anyone in this
room and he would do it."
do you Bee that stoIehouee p turn-
ing to Mr.. Gray and pointing to the
wall Of the room.
YES"
"ln the second Story room, at the
foot Of the bed, is chest Of money
Go aud get It."
"Why don'ty you go2'
81 want you to. Go in by tho base.
ment window"
The young man went through the
per ormanCe exactly a1 direo ed.
DO you kn1w what you have
d ." Eyes; l got the money"
What are you going 10 do with it2"
use it like eny other money"
"A policeman eaw You, and he ia
coming now with one OF the notes that
you dropped, He wants to know
II you old not % in by that window"
II didn't go in by any window"
You had better hide tho money"
The young mln went 10 one corr or
Of the room and went through the
movements OF hidiHg the imaginary
roll Of bills
'Hadut you better found a hospital
with that money Z"
Il don't want hospital"
"You want thu money for yourse!fP"
81 haven't got ally money"
Didn't You go into that house and
take come money out OF ne
"No, l didn't. Now, what ere you
going to do sbout it7"
Phe policeman found this handker-
chief with your name on il aud the |
money in it,"
swell a pereon could lose u hand.
kerchiet and som, body else find IL
and put the money in H."
"See how imperiecG his reasoning lie
when he is nos aware OF all the cir
cumsanCes, Some low point in his
brain must be the starting point"
Turning to Mr.. Gray, he continued:
"N)w the policeman has got you By
the arm, and is walking you TO ths
station house up there"
Mr., Gray promptly walked to the
place indicated, as though led by O
policeman.
"Wlat would your ir,onde say If
they ssw you here2"
I'll don't know. Didn't you tell me
to do it? You have got me in this
hole aud I'll get you in one"
What are you going - do at your
trial2'
Get q lawyer"
"You think lawyer will got you
out Of the scraps2'
III he's a gJoi one"
"You have no money TO pay himW
'lll get one that don'I charge any
thing"
To show that Mr.. Gray was D! con-
scious, DR.. Hammond heated q eau
terrier and scored the subjects cheek
with 1t without producing the slight
est change in his countenanoe He
also pricked him with pin. He then
directed him to nut the imaginary
money back in the house.
snow, whichever tell him thing
10, II is that to him. II toll him that
Ia dagger" taking up small piece
OF card, ''it 10 dagger 30 far as he Is
concerned. You 500 that n an by tho
door, addressing Mr.. Gray; "he
killed your mother. Take this dagger,
creep up to him and stab him."
Mr. Gray took t1e GARD, cautiously
cIept up TO the man aud stabbed him
twice in the bick ard t5en retained.
What did you do with the dag
ger2"
81 threw 1t away"
at has your name on TO-"
How so2 You gave it to me-"
at has, though. You had better 20
and get it,"
"Pd rather take 10 chances.
There would DO a crowd around the
body, and they would see me-"
He'e you sre arrested again for
What ure you going b DO
about III You actually klled q man."
"Did he die7'
"Oh, he is dead. Do you SEQ thai
angel coming down there with the
Gaming sword to destroy your
The youug man ga2sd upward, stared
at the supposed defending angel with
q horrif ii expression, and finally, In
frer2y of fear, he plunged forward With
3 shrek and fell on bis face. The
Doctor said, "All right" and restored
him to consciousness.
what are you doing on the door
Have you any recollection of what you
have been doiDgw
mo"
what is the last thing You remem.
bet -
"LookiDg at that piece Of glass"
Don't you remember the tuning
IorkT
Eyes, that's so; I do remember
hat"
"How do you ieelf'
IAN right, My neck feels stif."
Anybody can put him in that con-
1ition; a child can do ii. As LOon as
the eyes a:e nxed he 10 hypnotic 3D."
He again hypno.iEed the HubjeCt.
"ATe you rich p !
mo, SIR"
Suppose you could make 100000
by simply aigning another mans
name; would you do it2" q
81 might" I
swell, l know o Rentem IA named
Wood who has lot OF money in the
bank. II you write his name on this
,heck you will get It,"
won't you tell on me 2"
mo Fill it up Tor $4,000. Can
you initiate bis writing IL show you
Iome OF It."
~ gnsss so, il l had somo paper to
practice on"
Just sit down here and | will give
you some paper.
"Now, while he is doing that l will
burn his neck with this red hot iron.
lie never goes into this state sponta-
neouely, and still | think it ia worth